LandGrab vs LA County Assessor Portal — Modern Search vs Raw Data
The LA County Assessor portal at portal.assessor.lacounty.gov is the official source for parcel data. LandGrab uses the same underlying data but adds advanced search, filtering, mapping, and environmental analysis that the assessor portal does not provide.
| Feature | LandGrab | County Assessor Portal |
|---|---|---|
| Data Source | LA County Assessor (same data) | Original source |
| Search | Full-text search with filters | APN lookup only |
| Bulk Search | Yes — search by area, zoning, etc. | One parcel at a time |
| Map View | Interactive map with boundaries | Basic map |
| Environmental Data | Elevation, flood, fire, soil, solar | None |
| Tax Status Filter | Yes | No |
| Vacant Land Filter | Yes | No |
| Mobile Friendly | Yes | Limited |
Pricing Comparison
LandGrab
Free
County Assessor Portal
Free (government service)
Which Should You Choose?
LandGrab uses the same LA County Assessor data but provides a modern search experience with filtering, mapping, and environmental analysis. Use the county portal to verify official records or access owner contact details. Use LandGrab to discover and analyze parcels.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is LandGrab data the same as the county assessor?
LandGrab sources its core parcel data from the LA County Assessor's open data portal. The parcel characteristics, assessed values, and ownership records come from the same database. LandGrab adds supplemental data from USGS, FEMA, CAL FIRE, and USDA.
Should I verify LandGrab data with the county?
Yes. Always verify information with the LA County Assessor portal before making real estate decisions. LandGrab data may not reflect the most recent changes.
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